When White is Right

White is such a difficult colour for wrestlers to look good in.But when its right, its just so right. Here are some of those who got it right

First up, Kid McCoy, whose white leotard goes down in history and is probably the cause of all this!

How about Zack Sabre Junior as a modern white knight?

Or Prince Deviit who has been seen in white?

Or your very strong fave. Josh Steel

The Saint also appears in white

 To finish we go back to the past and Danny Boy Collins was also seen in white

Danny Collins continues the nostalgia theme

Some grainy but great pics of Danny in a 1980's tag match - fighting and winning with Steve Speed through Danny's impressive pin-fall at the third last shot, after he endures a massive back breaker.

Nostalgia and Danny "Boy" Collins

Back then he was a youngster - just 16 when he made the break into the pro ring and quickly became a favourite. So nostalgic its even got black and white!

The Prince in Pain

In another great match  from the past, this time with Davey Richards, the Prince shows some pain

Nostalgia - Brookside and Rudge part two

The second installment of Robbie's match with Terry Rudge. His strength beginning to show in the counter moves

Nostalgia series - More Robbie

Some more nostalgic shots of Robbie, who back then was tag partner with William Regal, If anything tag made Robbie all the more combative - regularly  flying off the top ropes to kick the bigger men.

Nostalgia - Kid McCoy

And back in the land of the 1980's this kid was also a real live wire sensation. Here he is giving the veteran Johnny Saint a good going over before one shot of a cage match with Fit Finlay just to show that the Kid could take the punishment.

here in the same spirit  some Kid

Nostalgia series of looking back - the great Robbie Brookside

With all the end of year stuff around, I have started to feel a little nostalgic. Rather than the best of the last year, I thought it about time for a little series of nostalgic great wrestlers. so here's some shots of Robbie to start us off. Now I remember young Robbie back in the 1980's wrestling like a good 'un. Here he is as he started to bulk out a bit and grow his hair - in a great match. from 1991 against Terry Rudge. ok the end was sight, no more Saturday afternoon telly with the wrestling and he was having to work in Wales, but now we can look back and enjoy...